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XRP has surged 8% as a key metric shows investors are at record losses, which some traders see as a buying opportunity. The token's 30-day and 365-day MVRV sit near -45% and -47%, lows Santiment says XRP has never reached before, suggesting a favorable risk-reward scenario for buyers.
Bitcoin’s current surge was fueled by $697 billion in new capital, delivering a 689% gain. Future parabolic runs may need even more investment, potentially up to $1 trillion, to match past explosive growth.
A key Bitcoin supply metric has printed its first 'buy' signal since November 2022, hinting that the 2026 bear market may be nearing its end. However, analysts warn that BTC prices could still drop further before any recovery.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs had their strongest inflow day in two months, with $221 million flowing in, breaking a 10-day streak of outflows. The surge was driven by funds other than BlackRock’s IBIT, marking a significant shift in investor sentiment.
While U.S. institutional demand for Bitcoin had its worst month ever in June, large holders bought $16.7 billion worth in just two weeks. This divergence has historically signaled potential market bottoms.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the recent selloff of Strategy's STRC is typical of end-of-cycle deleveraging in bitcoin markets, and he believes the market may be nearing its bottom.
Metaplanet, a Japanese company, purchased 2,823 bitcoin in Q2 2026, spending $222 million. This brings their total bitcoin holdings to 43,000 BTC, the largest corporate stash outside of MicroStrategy.
Metaplanet, a Japanese firm, has bought an additional $170 million worth of Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 43,000 BTC. This makes it the world's third-largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder.
Bitcoin surged to $60,000 after weaker U.S. economic data suggested the Federal Reserve might slow interest rate hikes. This marks a significant recovery from a 21-month low, boosting investor confidence.
Ethereum Institutional, a new platform, has launched with backing from major players in the Ethereum ecosystem. This follows criticism of the Ethereum Foundation and the debut of EthLabs, signaling a shift in institutional engagement.
Theo, an onchain capital markets platform, allocated $20 million to Fidelity International's tokenized liquidity fund. This marks the first crypto-native investment in the fund, underscoring growing institutional interest in tokenized Treasury products.
Bitcoin is hovering near $60,000 as US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.79 billion in outflows last week, the largest weekly withdrawals since their launch. Analysts cite growing fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike and a broader sell-off in the AI sector as key drivers. The $60,000 level is a critical support that, if broken, could lead to further declines.
Duncan from Flood Capital claims Ethereum project 0x0f2d719407fdbeff09d87557abb7232601fd9f29 could see 37x upside versus its closest crypto competitor, with an $81M FDV and potential to reach Robinhood's market cap.
Strategy (MSTR) has raised its STRC dividend to 12%, authorized $2 billion in share buybacks, and permitted limited Bitcoin sales to fund reserves, dividends, debt obligations, and stock repurchases. This new capital management framework marks a strategic shift for the company.
Strategy, the Bitcoin treasury firm chaired by Michael Saylor, has approved a new 'Digital Credit Capital Framework' that allows it to sell up to $1.25 billion in Bitcoin as part of an 'active capital management' strategy to optimize its financial position.
Framework Ventures has raised $400 million for its fourth fund, expanding beyond its traditional crypto focus into AI and robotics. The firm also promoted Rajiv Patel-O'Connor to general partner.
Yuma, backed by Digital Currency Group, has launched a fund offering institutional exposure to Bittensor's TAO token. This move comes as decentralized AI gains traction following recent restrictions on Anthropic's models.
Bitcoin has fallen below $60,000, down nearly 7% this week. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum are ending the second quarter in the red, a back-to-back losing first half that runs against the usual pattern.
Bitcoin is testing a crucial support level between $58,000 and $60,000 for the third time. If it breaks below this range, it could trigger a deeper decline in the market, though some investors view the volatility as an opportunity to buy.
Kraken is considering a significant investment in Aave, valuing the decentralized finance (DeFi) platform at $385 million. This move highlights the growing interest of major crypto exchanges in DeFi projects.
Strategy's flagship preferred stock STRC hit a new record low as U.S. markets opened, with Bitcoin lingering below $60,000. CEO Michael Saylor acknowledged the 'volatility test' but remained optimistic about Bitcoin's long-term potential.
Nearly 50,000 BTC were transferred to exchanges at a loss, signaling potential selling pressure. Short-term Bitcoin holders are under significant stress, raising concerns about further price declines.
Strategy's market capitalization has fallen below the value of its bitcoin holdings, marking a sharp reversal from years when the company traded at a premium. This shift removes a key source of capital-raising flexibility that Michael Saylor had exploited.
Bitcoin's price fell to around $59,400 after $691 million was pulled from spot ETFs, the largest outflow since May. This comes ahead of a significant $10.6 billion options expiry on Friday, which could further impact prices.